Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian stated the company is taking a cautious, "nuanced" approach to AI booking agents, opting to monitor their activity and ensure customer privacy rather than blocking them outright, a contrast to United Airlines' policy. Bastian also warned that the fuel price shock from the Iran conflict might not be over, despite Delta largely maintaining margins, and defended current fare levels as supply-driven. He also confirmed the upcoming rollout of Amazon Leo for inflight connectivity within 18 months.

Russell Investments Group Ltd. reduced its stake in Digital Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE:DLR) by 9.1% in the third quarter, selling 195,520 shares. Despite this, other institutional investors like BlackRock Inc. and Bank of America Corp DE significantly increased their holdings in the data center REIT. The article also covers Digital Realty Trust's recent earnings, dividend announcement, and analyst ratings, which indicate a "Moderate Buy" consensus.

GSI Technology Inc. director Hong-Po Hsieh was granted a stock option for 16,457 common shares on November 10, 2026. The exercise price is $3.19 per share, and the option expires on November 10, 2036. The option vests fully on August 15, 2027, subject to continued service, or immediately upon a Change in Control before that date.

Exide Industries has successfully integrated over 120,000 dealers and 20,000 mechanics onto a unified customer operations platform powered by Salesforce, encompassing sales, service, field operations, and its partner ecosystem across India. This deployment has significantly reduced service response times and improved complaint resolution by over 30 percent. The company now plans to introduce AI agents to further enhance sales, customer support, and various service operations in response to India's evolving mobility landscape.

Amazon is developing "World Product Graph," an initiative to collect data on nearly every item for sale globally, regardless of whether Amazon stocks it. This plan aims to make Amazon the primary destination for product research, challenging Google's search dominance and fending off AI shopping agents. The company also seeks to improve its own AI search engine, Rufus, which currently provides inaccurate information.

The State Street Communication Services Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLC) significantly increased its holdings in Meta Platforms (META) and Alphabet (GOOGL, GOOG) on November 11, with total buys amounting to $84.3 million. META saw the largest addition at $17.8 million, raising its weight to 20.54%, while Alphabet's Class A and C shares also received substantial investments. The fund, focused on large-cap communication services stocks, made no sales and added to 21 existing positions.

This article provides a comprehensive guide for Singaporean investors on how to invest in the Nasdaq-100 index through the Invesco QQQ ETF. It details what QQQ invests in, its fees, dividend policy, tax implications (including US dividend withholding and estate tax), and compares it with other Nasdaq-100 UCITS ETFs and S&P 500 ETFs. The guide also discusses the risks involved and offers practical advice on purchasing QQQ in Singapore, including considerations for CPF or SRS funds.

Analysts have lowered their expectations for HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. after its latest quarterly results, despite a rise in share price. While revenues of US$85 million beat expectations, statutory losses per share increased significantly. The consensus forecast for 2027 now projects lower revenues and higher per-share losses than previously anticipated, although analysts also lifted their price target, suggesting a belief in the long-term intrinsic value of the business.

Roth Capital has initiated coverage on Analog Devices (ADI) with a "Buy" rating and set a price target of $505.00. The article details historical stock performance after analyst coverage notes and other headlines, noting a mixed short-term reaction but a median move of 2.2% in either direction following earlier news. It also provides context on what initiation of coverage means and links to further research resources for ADI.

Digital Realty Trust (NYSE:DLR) has declared a quarterly dividend of $1.22 per share, totaling $4.88 annually, which represents a 2.7% yield. Shareholders of record by December 15th will receive the payment on January 15th. Although the current payout ratio is high at 305% of earnings, analysts project it to fall to a more sustainable 53.5% next year based on expected earnings of $9.13 per share.